North Alabama Regional Hospital Opens to Serve 18 Counties
The Decatur facility expands mental health care from local service to a regional network. It brings patients from 18 counties closer to family, boosts therapy through frequent visits, and creates 50 jobs with a budget of 892000, aiming for 104 staff and 1300000 next year. Governors and lawmakers participated in bringing the project to fruition.
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Decatur
North Alabama
Lurleen B. Wallace
Taylor Hardin
Alabama
George Wallace
Jere Beasley
Hardin
Advertising attack on new consumer protection agency
A New York Times ad argues against a proposed Agency for Consumer Protection, claiming it would expand government power and inflate costs. It cites Leon Jaworski and polls, notes opposition by many newspapers, and asserts consumers can protect themselves without a federal agency.
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New York Times
Carter
Shebugheuk
Agency For
Consumer Protection
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Opinion Research Corporation
Consumer Agency
America
Washington
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
U.S
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Rethinking Nursing Home Care For Aged Parents
A letter advises careful, prayerful decision making when placing a parent in a nursing home. It warns against using care facilities to “get them out of the way,” cites scripture on honoring parents, and notes that home-based care or Christian retirement centers may meet spiritual and social needs while considering family interests.
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Paul
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Syndicate, Inc
Decatur Daily masthead and misc subscription notes
The Decatur Daily masthead outlines founder editor W R Shelton and the paper history from 1912 to 1924 plus delivery details and subscription rates. It notes misstatement policy and a readiness to investigate grievances with redress if warranted.
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W. R. Shelton
Computers and geopolitics uncover cold war contradictions
A dialogue with UNIQUACK exposes how nations pursue interests despite clashes in policy. Mondale warned South Africa over its race policy while Vance faced Soviet diplomacy, revealing strategic aims behind U S actions and fears of misused technology like the Cyber 76 export.
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N.Y. Times
Washington
Cy Vance
Geneva
Fritz Mondale
John Vorster
South Africa
Vienna
State Department
Cuba
Havana
Uniquack
Mondale
United States
Vance
Soviet Union
Will Social Security milk the economy dry
George F. Will argues that Social Security is a funded promise not earned benefits, funded by taxes, shaping demand and saving. He warns that aging, higher payroll taxes, and rising benefits constrain private saving and investment, risking slower growth and broader welfare costs. The piece links reform to political incentives and broader fiscal trends.
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George F. Will
Washington
Social Security
Congress
Recipents
Carter
U.S
Martin Feldstein
Harvard
Feldstein
U.S. Sells Cyber 76 to Soviet Union Threatens Security
Control Data plans to ship Cyber 76 a 13 million electronic brain to the Soviet Union. The machine could track U.S. missiles lanes and submarines and decode sensitive U.S. intelligence. experts warn it could be repurposed for military use and improve warhead and missile production.
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Control Data
U.S
Washington
Commerce Dept
Russia
Henry Kissinger
United ‘States
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
State Dept
Kissinger
Anatoly Ep
China
Hungary
International Trade Commission
United States
Kremlin
John Schubert
Moscow
Dur
Tony Capaccio
Sidney Harman
General Dynamics
Navy
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington — Control Data
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
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